How To Pair A Husqvarna Automower: Easy Guide

To pair a Husqvarna Automower in the United States, install the Husqvarna Automower Connect app, create or sign in to a Husqvarna account, turn on the mower, and follow the app’s Add Automower process. Keep your phone near the mower and have the mower’s PIN, QR code, or product information ready.

The exact steps vary by model. Automower models may use Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cellular service, or a combination of these connections. Use the owner’s manual for your exact model if the menu names differ.

What You Need Before Pairing

Pairing works best when the mower is charged, powered on, and close to your phone. Complete these checks first:

• A compatible Husqvarna Automower
• The latest version of the Automower Connect app
• An active Husqvarna account
• A smartphone with Bluetooth enabled
• The mower’s four-digit security PIN
• The mower’s QR code, serial number, or product label
• A working Wi-Fi network if your model uses Wi-Fi
• Cellular coverage and an active service plan if your model requires cellular communication
• The mower placed in or near its charging station

Keep the mower stopped while you pair it. Do not handle the cutting system or reach under the mower while the main switch is on.

Which Automower Connection Does Your Model Use?

Husqvarna Automower models do not all connect in the same way. The connection type affects how far you can control the mower from your phone.

Connection type	Typical range	What it does	Main limitation
Bluetooth	Near the mower	Supports local setup and control	You must stay close to the mower
Wi-Fi	Within Wi-Fi coverage	Allows app control through your home network	Weak coverage can interrupt communication
Cellular	Wide-area coverage	Supports remote control from outside the property	May require cellular service or a subscription
EPOS or boundary-wire accessories	Model-specific	Supports navigation and virtual boundary setup on compatible models	Requires compatible hardware and correct installation

These categories describe the general function of each connection. Your model may support one connection or several.

The Automower Connect app is the main control app for many current Husqvarna robotic lawn mowers. Some older products may use different accessories or have limited app support. Check the model number on the mower before assuming that every feature is available.

Bluetooth pairing versus remote app control

Bluetooth pairing connects your phone directly to the mower. It is useful during setup, troubleshooting, and local control.

Remote control is different. A Wi-Fi or cellular connection may allow you to view mower status, change schedules, or send commands when you are away from the mower. Bluetooth alone usually does not provide long-distance control.

How to Pair a Husqvarna Automower Step by Step

Follow these steps for the standard Automower Connect setup. The names of buttons and menus may vary by model and app version.

1. Charge and turn on the mower

Place the Automower in its charging station. Confirm that it is charging, then turn on the mower with its main switch.

If the mower has a keypad or display, wake the display. Enter the mower’s PIN if requested. Leave the mower stationary during the pairing process.

A low battery can interrupt setup. Pairing is more reliable when the mower has enough charge to remain on while the app connects.

2. Install or update Automower Connect

Open the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Search for Automower Connect and install the official Husqvarna app.

If the app is already installed, update it before pairing. An old app version may use different menus or fail to recognize a newer mower.

Allow the app to use Bluetooth when asked. Depending on your phone and mower, the app may also need permission for:

• Nearby devices
• Location services
• Notifications
• Local network access
• Mobile data

These permissions help the app find and communicate with the mower. They do not mean that Husqvarna can automatically control your phone.

3. Sign in or create a Husqvarna account

Open Automower Connect and sign in to your Husqvarna account. If you do not have one, create an account with an email address you can access.

Use the same account for future logins. The mower may be associated with the account that first completes setup, so avoid creating multiple accounts for the same household unless you have a clear reason.

Verify your email if the app asks you to do so.

4. Choose “Add Automower”

From the app’s home screen, select Add Automower, Pair Automower, or a similar option.

The app may ask you to:

1. Select the Automower product family.
2. Scan a QR code.
3. Enter a serial number.
4. Enter the mower’s PIN.
5. Press a pairing button or confirm a message on the mower.

Use the QR code or serial number printed on the product label or included paperwork. Enter the information carefully. A single wrong digit can connect the app to the wrong product record or stop the setup.

5. Keep your phone close to the mower

Stand near the mower while the app searches for it. Keep Bluetooth enabled and do not switch to another Bluetooth device during setup.

If the mower appears in the app, select it and confirm the pairing request. Some models show a code on the mower’s display or require you to confirm a code in the app.

The app may take several minutes to complete registration. Do not turn off the mower or remove it from the charging station unless the app instructs you to do so.

6. Enter the mower PIN

Enter the Automower’s PIN when prompted. The PIN protects access to the mower and may also be needed after a power cycle or security event.

Do not share the PIN in public messages or with people who should not control the mower. If you do not know the PIN, check the delivery documents or follow Husqvarna’s official PIN recovery process. Do not guess repeatedly, because some models may impose a delay after failed attempts.

7. Set up Wi-Fi or cellular communication

If your mower supports Wi-Fi, the app may ask you to select your home network and enter its password.

Use a network that reaches the charging station and mower area. A Wi-Fi signal that is strong inside the house may be weak near the lawn.

If your model uses cellular communication, follow the app’s activation instructions. The mower may need a supported cellular connection and an active service arrangement. Availability can depend on the model, region, network, and product age.

8. Confirm the mower appears in the app

Pairing is complete when the mower appears on the app’s home screen and shows a status such as:

• Parked
• Charging
• Ready
• Operating
• Connected

Open the mower page and check whether the app shows its battery level, schedule, and connection status.

Send a harmless test command, such as Park or Start, only after confirming that the area is clear and the mower is safe to operate. Do not test remote starting while people, pets, toys, tools, or other obstacles are near the cutting area.

How to Tell Whether Pairing Worked

A successful pairing usually has several signs:

• The mower is listed under your Automower Connect account.
• The app shows the mower’s current or recent status.
• The battery level appears in the app.
• The app displays the mower’s schedule.
• You can open settings for the correct mower.
• A local Bluetooth command works when you are nearby.
• A Wi-Fi or cellular command works remotely if your model supports that feature.

A mower can be paired but still show as offline. Pairing links the mower to your account; it does not guarantee a strong Wi-Fi or cellular connection at every part of the yard.

Test the connection from near the charging station first. If local control works but remote control does not, the issue is more likely related to Wi-Fi, cellular service, account setup, or the mower’s communication module.

What to Do if Your Automower Will Not Pair

Start with the simplest and safest checks. Most setup failures come from Bluetooth permissions, an incorrect PIN, an existing account link, poor network coverage, or a mower that is not fully awake.

The app cannot find the mower

Try the following:

1. Confirm that the mower is switched on.
2. Place it in the charging station.
3. Move your phone within a few feet of the mower.
4. Turn Bluetooth off and back on.
5. Close and reopen Automower Connect.
6. Check that the app has permission to find nearby devices.
7. Restart your phone.
8. Restart the pairing process from the app.

Do not pair the mower through your phone’s normal Bluetooth settings unless Husqvarna specifically instructs you to. Many smart devices must be paired inside their own app.

The app finds the mower but pairing fails

Check the PIN, QR code, and serial number. Make sure you are using the information for the mower in front of you.

Then:

• Confirm that another phone is not actively connected.
• Sign out of other Automower Connect accounts on nearby phones.
• Update the app.
• Confirm that the mower is not already registered to another owner.
• Restart the mower and try again.
• Repeat the setup while the mower is in the charging station.

If the mower belongs to a previous owner, the seller or prior account holder may need to remove it from their account. Husqvarna support may ask for proof of ownership before helping transfer the product.

The mower is paired but shows “offline”

An offline status usually points to a communication problem rather than a pairing problem.

For Wi-Fi models:

• Check that the home router is on.
• Confirm that the mower is within Wi-Fi range.
• Restart the router if other devices also have trouble.
• Check whether the Wi-Fi password recently changed.
• Avoid relying on a guest network that blocks device communication.
• Move or improve the access point if the charging station is far from the router.

For cellular models:

• Check the cellular signal in the mower’s location.
• Confirm that the service or connectivity plan is active if required.
• Allow time for the mower to reconnect after a restart.
• Check Husqvarna’s support information for network compatibility in the United States.

The app may display a delay after the mower enters a charging station or loses signal. Wait several minutes before repeating commands.

The mower is linked to someone else’s account

This commonly occurs with used Automowers, shared households, or a phone that was set up by an installer.

The correct solution is an account transfer, not repeated pairing attempts. Ask the previous owner to remove the mower from their Automower Connect account. If that is not possible, contact Husqvarna support and prepare:

• The mower model
• The serial number
• Proof of purchase or ownership
• The current account email, if known
• A description of the transfer problem

Do not try to bypass account protection or reset security features without following Husqvarna’s instructions.

The app asks for a code you do not have

There may be more than one code involved:

• The mower’s security PIN
• A pairing code shown on the mower
• A verification code sent to your Husqvarna account email
• A Wi-Fi password
• A cellular activation code or service detail

Read the wording on the screen carefully. Entering the Wi-Fi password where the app wants the mower PIN will not work.

If you forgot the mower PIN, use the official recovery method for your model. Do not publish the PIN or send it to an unknown person claiming to provide support.

How to Pair Automower With a New Phone

You can usually use the same Automower Connect account on another phone.

1. Install Automower Connect on the new phone.
2. Sign in with the account already linked to the mower.
3. Allow Bluetooth and other requested permissions.
4. Select the mower from the account.
5. Stand near the mower if the app requests a local connection.
6. Confirm the mower status.

If the second phone cannot see the mower, make sure it is using the correct Husqvarna account. Re-pairing the mower from scratch may be unnecessary and can create an account ownership problem.

For family members, use the app’s supported sharing or user-management features when available. Account-sharing practices may vary by model and app version.

How to Pair After Replacing the Router

A router change can break Wi-Fi communication even though the mower remains paired to your account.

Reconnect the mower to the new network through the Automower Connect app. You may need to enter the new Wi-Fi name and password.

If the app cannot reach the mower, use local Bluetooth pairing near the charging station. Keep the mower powered on and follow the model-specific network setup instructions.

A different Wi-Fi band can also matter. Some connected devices support only certain Wi-Fi configurations. If setup fails, check the mower’s manual for supported network requirements rather than changing advanced router settings at random.

How to Pair a Used Husqvarna Automower

A used mower should be transferred to your Husqvarna account by the previous owner or through Husqvarna support.

Before buying a used Automower, ask the seller to:

• Remove the mower from their Automower Connect account.
• Provide the correct PIN and product documents.
• Confirm that any required connectivity service is transferable.
• Show that the mower can charge and communicate with the app.
• Provide the model and serial number.

Do not assume that a factory reset removes cloud account ownership. A reset may clear local settings without removing the mower from a previous account.

A used mower may also have an older communication module. Confirm app compatibility and network support before relying on remote control.

Pairing Problems Caused by Model Differences

The Automower name covers many models and generations. Pairing instructions can differ because of:

• Product age
• Bluetooth-only design
• Wi-Fi hardware
• Cellular hardware
• Automower Connect compatibility
• EPOS or other navigation equipment
• Regional software
• Installer configuration
• App version

The model number is the most useful detail when troubleshooting. It is usually shown on the mower, under a cover, on the charging station paperwork, or in the original manual.

Do not use instructions for an Automower NERA model on an older boundary-wire model unless the steps match your manual. Likewise, do not assume that a mower with Bluetooth can provide the same remote features as a model with Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity.

Common Pairing Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid these mistakes during setup:

• Trying to pair while the mower is switched off
• Standing too far away during Bluetooth setup
• Denying Bluetooth or nearby-device permissions
• Using the wrong Husqvarna account
• Entering the wrong mower PIN
• Scanning a damaged or incorrect QR code
• Pairing from the phone’s Bluetooth settings instead of the Automower Connect app
• Testing remote start while people or pets are nearby
• Assuming a paired mower has internet access
• Resetting the mower before checking account ownership
• Using a weak Wi-Fi signal near the charging station
• Ignoring a required cellular service activation
• Following instructions for a different model

The safest approach is to change one thing at a time. For example, first confirm Bluetooth permissions, then restart the app, then check the PIN. This makes the cause easier to identify.

When to Contact Husqvarna Support

Contact Husqvarna or an authorized service dealer when:

• The mower remains linked to another account.
• The mower will not accept the correct PIN.
• The app repeatedly fails after a restart and update.
• The mower’s communication module is missing or damaged.
• The model’s network support is unclear.
• The mower cannot charge or power on.
• The display shows a hardware, safety, or system fault.
• You need an ownership transfer.
• Cellular service activation does not complete.
• A software update stops the mower from connecting.

Have the model number, serial number, app version, phone type, and exact error message ready. This gives support useful information without requiring repeated guesses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need Wi-Fi to pair a Husqvarna Automower?

Not always. Many models can pair locally through Bluetooth. Wi-Fi or cellular communication may be needed for remote control, status updates, or other connected features.

Can I pair Automower Connect with more than one phone?

Usually, you can sign in to the same Husqvarna account on another phone. The available sharing options depend on the mower and current app version. Use the same account or the app’s supported user-sharing feature.

Why does my Automower say it is paired but offline?

Pairing and internet communication are separate. The mower may be linked to your account but unable to reach the app because of weak Wi-Fi, a changed router password, poor cellular coverage, inactive service, or a temporary network problem.

Can I pair a used Automower?

Yes, but the previous account link may need to be removed first. Ask the seller to transfer or remove the mower. If that is not possible, contact Husqvarna with proof of ownership.

What if I forgot my Automower PIN?

Use the official Husqvarna recovery instructions for your model or contact Husqvarna support. Avoid repeated guesses and do not share the PIN publicly.

Does pairing let me start the mower from anywhere?

Only if the model supports remote communication and has a working Wi-Fi or cellular connection. Bluetooth-only operation normally requires you to be near the mower.

Official Information to Check

Use the official Husqvarna resources for model-specific instructions:

• Husqvarna US support
• Husqvarna Automower robotic lawn mowers
• Your mower’s owner’s manual
• The Automower Connect app help and support screens
• An authorized Husqvarna dealer

App names, menus, network requirements, and service options can change. The manual for your exact model is the final reference when it conflicts with general setup steps.

Conclusion

To pair a Husqvarna Automower, charge and power on the mower, install Automower Connect, sign in, choose Add Automower, and follow the pairing prompts near the mower. Keep Bluetooth enabled, use the correct PIN and product details, and configure Wi-Fi or cellular service if your model supports remote control.

If pairing fails, check permissions, distance, account ownership, PIN accuracy, and network coverage in that order. If the mower is tied to another account or shows a hardware fault, contact Husqvarna support instead of attempting an unsupported reset.